What did you do in the reloading room today?

[sierracharlie338]

Well my loading room is 98% packed and ready to move. Close on Monday and start moving stuff while a few final tasks are completed. I’m about a month from being able to load anything again.

 

[BCsteve]

Swaged the crimped primer pockets and annealed some Hornady .308 Win brass then made them .358 Win brass.

 

[49ereric]

had primed 223 mixed cases ready to load so I loaded a 100 with W748, mag primer and a Hornady 2270C bullet. Plinking fun…

 

[ResearchinStuff]

Finished my batch of 6.5 Creed. I've been chipping away at my 20 gauge hulls too, down to about 100 empties.

I did fail at my goal of filing every empty in the house during February, but probably have a years supply of everything stocked up

 

[Q_Sertorius]

Finished assembling my new reloading bench down at the farm and mounting my press.

 

[Roboz]

Finally wrapping up some loads for my 6 creed with Sierra tgk’s.

 

[Roboz]

Oh, and finally making room for a new charge master! Pretty excited about that one!

 

[Mike D Texas]

About to start experimenting with the NAS3 cases.

I bought 20 round of loaded ammo so I could pull bullets and hopefully see what type of powder they are using.







Charge weight with 150 NBT bullets is 50.5 grains of unidentifiable powder. Looks like a flattened ball powder with either a copper removing agent or a temp stabilization agent. Has that tan/green color like Varget or H4895.





Factory ammo on left, reseated one on right. I pulled the 150 NBT with my RCBS collet die with about the same effort as a brass cased cartridge. The I ran it through my Redding bushing neck die with no issues, set final neck diameter with a mandrel then seated the 168ABLR with no perceivable additional effort above a typical brass cased cartridge.



Velocity data forthcoming.

 

[Matt5266]

200 more 9mm subs on the single stage. Found more powder and primers i forgot i had haha. Time to reorganize soon